GoGo Scooter Battery Replacements

From quick replacements to long-range upgrades, we offer sealed 12V AGM and lightweight lithium battery packs explicitly designed for Pride Mobility scooters. Each gogo scooter battery we sell is made to fit your model precisely. No confusing specs, no compatibility issues. Just dependable power, ready to install and ready to roll.

Gogo scooters from Pride Mobility use two 12-volt batteries wired in series that give you 24 volts of power. But not all Gogo scooters use the same size battery. Depending on your model, you'll need one of the following combinations:

• Two (2) 12V 12Ah - 15Ah sealed AGM batteries

• Two (2) 12V 18Ah - 22Ah sealed AGM batteries

• Or a Lithium battery pack (on select models like the Gogo Endurance Li)

If you're not sure which battery your scooter takes, check your model label (usually under the seat or inside the battery box) or visually inspect your existing battery for the voltage and amp-hour rating.

Common Gogo Scooter Battery and Models

Gogo Scooter Battery Types

Not sure, which gogo scooter battery to buy? Start with what you already have. If you're replacing an old pack, the easiest option is to match the same voltage and amp-hour (Ah) rating printed on your current batteries. Most gogo scooters use two 12V batteries wired together, either in 12Ah, 15Ah, 18Ah, or 22Ah configurations.

If you're happy with your current runtime, stick with the same capacity. But if you want to go farther between charges, it might be time to upgrade. Moving from 12Ah to 15Ah or 18Ah can give you 25–50% more range with no wiring changes. Just make sure your battery box has room for the larger size.

Looking for lighter weight or longer life? Lithium batteries offer both - just be sure your scooter supports them. Not all Gogo models are lithium-compatible.

We carry only proven battery brands like UPG, Mighty Max, and Power Sonic. Trusted by mobility riders for their performance and reliability. 

How to Choose the Right Gogo Scooter Battery

Shopping for a replacement battery shouldn’t feel like a guessing game. Let’s walk through them together so you can buy with confidence and get back to doing what you love.

Step 1: Know Your Gogo Scooter Model

First things first-find out exactly which Gogo scooter model you have. The easiest way is to check the sticker under your seat or inside your battery box. You’ll see a code like SC44E or S74. That code tells us everything we need to know to match your scooter to the right battery.

Step 2: Understand What Battery Size Your Scooter Supports

Gogo scooters all run on two 12-volt batteries connected in series, giving you 24 volts of power total. But the size of those batteries-the amp-hour (Ah) rating-can vary based on your model.

If you ride a standard Gogo Elite Traveller, Ultra, or Ultra X, your scooter most likely uses two 12V 12Ah sealed AGM batteries. That’s the original size and it’s perfect for short trips, daily errands, and moderate use.

But if you ride a Gogo Plus, Sport, or HD model, your scooter was built to handle bigger batteries like 15Ah, 18Ah, or even 22Ah. These higher-capacity options give you longer range between charges, fewer charging sessions, and more peace of mind on the go.

Step 3: Think About How Far You Want to Ride

This is where things get personal. If your current 12Ah setup is working just fine, stick with it. But if you’ve noticed your scooter slowing down halfway through the day, or you want to avoid charging every night, an upgrade might be just what you need.

Going from 12Ah to 15Ah or 18Ah can give you 25% to 50% more runtime, depending on how and where you ride. It’s a small investment for a big difference. And the best part? You don’t need to modify your scooter’s wiring. Just make sure the larger battery physically fits in your existing battery box. Most Gogo Plus and Sport models handle this easily.

Step 4: Decide Between AGM and Lithium

We have two battery technologies: AGM (Absorbent Glass Mat) and Lithium-Ion.

AGM batteries are the standard for most Pride Gogo scooters. They’re dependable, maintenance-free, and cost-effective. They're sealed, so you don’t have to worry about spills or leaks, and they hold up well to everyday use.

Lithium batteries are the next level. They’re lighter, charge faster, and last significantly longer-up to three times the cycle life of AGM. If your scooter is designed to support lithium (like the Gogo Endurance Li), this is an incredible upgrade. But keep in mind: lithium is only safe and effective if your scooter is built for it. Not all Gogo models are lithium-compatible, so always double-check before you buy.

Step 5: Don’t Forget the Terminal Type

Here’s a detail many people overlook. Gogo scooters mostly use F2 terminals, which are flat slide-on connectors. But some of our larger battery models (like the 18Ah or 22Ah options) come with NB terminals. Those are nut-and-bolt style.

Before checking out, peek at your existing battery to confirm which terminal it uses. That way, your install will be smooth and frustration-free.

Step 6: Still Not Sure? We’ve Got You

Let’s be real-mobility gear should make life easier, not harder. That’s why we built tools, guides, and support into every part of your shopping experience. Use our Battery Finder Tool, explore our Model Compatibility Chart, or just reach out. Our battery techs are trained, tested, and ready to help you choose the perfect pack.

Best-Selling Battery Packs Gogo Scooter

Not sure where to start? These are our most popular Gogo scooter battery options-trusted by real riders, built to last, and designed to fit perfectly. Each one is sealed, maintenance-free, and ready for a smooth install.

• UPG UB12120-F2 (12V 12Ah AGM): Best for standard use on Gogo Elite Traveller, Ultra, and Ultra X. An affordable OEM-sized replacement that’s reliable and easy to install.

• UPG UB12150-F2 (12V 15Ah AGM): Best for riders who want extended range without changing battery dimensions. Same fit, more power.

• UPG UB12180-NB (12V 18Ah AGM): Best for Gogo Sport, Plus, or hilly terrain. Delivers longer runtime and higher performance with NB terminals.

• UPG UB12220 (12V 22Ah AGM): Best for all-day use, long distances, or powered accessories. Our highest capacity AGM battery for Gogo scooters.

• Power Sonic PS-12120-F2 (12V 12Ah AGM) – Out of Stock: Best for general Gogo replacements. Trusted brand, sealed AGM power with F2 terminals.

• Power Sonic PS-12180-NB (12V 18Ah AGM) – Out of Stock: Best for heavy-duty users with Gogo Plus or Sport. Consistent long-term output and vibration-resistant design.

Installation & Charging Tips

Installing a new battery in your Gogo scooter is easier than most people think. For most models, no special tools are required- just unplug the old batteries, drop in the new ones, and reconnect the terminals. Be sure to match the terminal size and orientation correctly: most use F2 flat terminals, while some larger batteries may have NB (nut and bolt) connectors.

Before your first ride, fully charge your new batteries using a compatible mobility scooter charger. A Battery Tender or Smart Charger is ideal- they’ll help maintain battery health and prevent overcharging, especially during storage.

If you're unsure how to remove the battery box or connect the new pair, don't worry- we’ve got you covered. Watch our installation video here for a quick step-by-step demo.

Need help while installing? Our tech team is just a click away.

Accessory Recommendations 

The right accessories can help you get more life and better performance from your Gogo scooter batteries. Whether you’re riding every day or storing for the season, these extras make all the difference:

• Smart Charger – Maintains your battery safely and automatically, preventing overcharging

• Battery Tester – Instantly checks voltage before a ride, so you know when it’s time to charge

• Mounting Kits – Keep your batteries locked in place on rough terrain or during transport

• Carrying Straps or Boxes – Make it easier (and safer) to travel with extra batteries

FAQs

Have questions about how to get the most from your Gogo scooter batteries? Here’s what you need to know to ride smarter, charge better, and avoid early replacements.

How long do Gogo scooter batteries last?

Expect 3 - 5 years of life from sealed AGM batteries with proper use. Lithium batteries can last 5 - 8 years or more if maintained well.

What’s the best battery for long trips?

For extended range, go with 18Ah AGM or 22Ah if your scooter supports it. If you ride regularly or travel far, a lithium upgrade offers premium runtime and reliability.

Why won’t my scooter hold a charge?

This usually points to battery age or low voltage from deep discharge. A smart charger or battery replacement will solve it fast.

How should I store my scooter for winter?

Charge the batteries fully, then either disconnect them or use a battery maintainer to preserve voltage through the off-season.

Is lithium safe to use?

Yes, as long as your scooter is designed for lithium. Always use compatible drop-in packs and follow charging guidelines.

Don’t risk short rides or mismatched parts. We’ve helped thousands of Gogo riders find the exact battery they need-and we’re here to help you too. Whether you're replacing, upgrading, or just not sure, our Battery Finder Tool and expert support make it easy.

We offer guaranteed satisfaction and provide fast, reliable shipping on all our batteries.